Answer to Question #202996 in General Chemistry for Mickayla

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Question #202996

In the reaction

HSO₃^-+ HClO₂ ↔ H₂SO₃ + ClO₂^-

The Bronsted bases are:

1)HSO₃^- + HClO₂

2)HSO₃^- + ClO₂^-

3)H₂SO₃ + ClO₂^-

4)HClO₂ + H₂SO₃

Expert's answer

2)HSO₃^- + ClO₂^-

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